Some words reach the throat and are swallowed back.
Saying it will destroy the balance, so it is better not to say it.
Jinguji Yu looked at Fujiwara Suzu's retreating back, but finally did not speak. The cherry blossoms have fallen, but the confession has not yet come.
Saionji Aya didn't say I like you until her graduation day. She thought time would dilute everything, but she didn't expect that their reunion as an adult would make everything more complicated.
Suzu Fujiwara, from a single-parent family with two younger sisters, her mother died of overwork and her rights protection failed, so she chose to become a lawyer. This time, she has to stand up and say "no" herself.
Many years later, the three met again.
The Jinguji family was annexed by the Saionji family and fell into crisis. Saionji Aya is trapped in the cage of her family, living a life of marriage, entertainment, and arranged life. Fujiwara Suzu took over a case and accidentally got involved in the gray area of the Saionji Group.
They are intertwined again.
Only this time, it's no longer about youthful secret love and miss, but the weight that adults carry, and the feelings that can no longer be expressed.
Jinguji used the evidence in his possession to exchange for Xiyuanji Aya's freedom. Fujiwara Suzu and Saionji Aya got close to each other again during the case, but found that they were no longer what they were before.
The office assistant Misato Yoshihara looked at Fujiwara Suzu and hid the words "I like you" in her heart. The butler Ximen Kazuto always stood three steps behind the eldest lady, turning his admiration into loyalty.
Everyone is restraining, waiting for a moment that will never come
This is a story about "the confession has not yet come"
It's not that I don't dare to say it, it's that after saying it, even the current distance will be lost.
Reader comments
Slow-heating type, not bad. It's really too Japanese. I once suspected that the author was Japanese.
The portrayal of the eldest lady is really strong, and Suzu is also good, but the male protagonist seems to have disappeared. Has the author forgotten this person? [Laughing and crying]
The adult part is actually better 😂
Now I'm a little bit addicted to watching it🫡 I turn it on even in the shower, the mindless feeling is really soothing, it makes me numb
Slow-heating type, not bad. It's really too Japanese. I once suspected that the author was Japanese. The portrayal of the eldest lady is really strong, and Suzu is also good, but the male protagonist seems to have disappeared. Has the author forgotten this person? [Laughing and crying]
The adult part is actually better 😂 Now I'm a little bit addicted to watching it🫡 I turn it on even in the shower, the mindless feeling is really soothing, it makes me numb